The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1929 — Page 3

SPECIAL SALE buckeye incubators |5 Egg size, ()lcl Price .1544.50; sale .. .$29.00 Egg Size, <)1<1 Price $57.75; sale .. .$40.50 Egg Size, Old Pi-ice $68.00; sale .. .$47.00 ever before have you been able to buy the amous Buckeye at a price like this. Browning-Hammond Hdw. Co. ; a st Side Square. Phone 214.

THE GREENCASTEE D'AFEY BANNER FRIDAY. MARCH 8. 1929.

CLASSIFIED ADS

—For Sale

Automobiles < HKVKOI.ET Sedan, 1!<27—Car driven only 7400 miles. Had excellent care. Priced for quick sale. K)liL> Sedan—.$75.00. An excellent value for .the price. BL’ICK Touring—$125.00. This car had excellent care and all it needs is a home. DODGE TouriiiK, ’24—The best $100 cai' in Greencastle. FORD Truck—Stake body, good tires, starter. Kuxtell axle. A truck which will give any one wonderful service.

Don’t Dose

Headache

Hub forehead and temples with Vicks; also melt in hot water and in-

hale the vapors.

This clears the head and usually brings quick relief, especially hi those cases which so often accompany colds. If headaches come too olten, con-

! suit a physician.

VICKS W^/VAROR UB Ore# kMiluonJars Used yiAfur

There will bo a penny supper at j the Christian Church Saturday eveI ning from 5 to 7. 8-lt.

SECOND WARD P. T. A. POOD SALK AT KITEI.’S SAIT It DAY A. M. MAKCH 9TH.

ALL OYKK INDIANA

ANDERSON — John Jones, driving a team of horses, escaped injury when a 2,800 volt shock of electricity killed the animals. They stepped on a high tension wire, which fell to the ground after a pole had been broken when struck by an automobile driven by Henry Laswell, Versailles.

MARION’—Grant county schools will be inspected next week by John Hu.-sey, Indianapolis, state school inspector, according to ClifTord Townsend, county school superintendent.

CEMENT PRODUCTS Blocks, Building 1 tile, brick, sand and gravel, for house, barn, garage, hog house, rat proof corn crib, chicken houses and many other uses. I am putting in new and up to date machinery for making blocks of washed and screened gravel. Have well cured blocks ready for delivery at reasonable prices. CLYDE CASH Greencastle, K. 2. Phone Rural 168.

TION-WIDE ROADCAST BY arm BUREAU

1(1 Mi l l I Nil TO iil: IIIXI) MAT nil USDAY, M \R< II I LI II.

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jfiillural Experts In Speak. Nalal Broadcasting Company Hookup From 9:30 To 10:30 p. m. f date of th nation-wide Farm ;au program has been definitely for March 1 1 by the American Bureau Federation of Chicago, radio meeting is expected to the attention ( f millions of )ers from coast to coast. It will roadra.-t over tl'o National Uruadiig Company's blue network from to 10:.'!0 p. m. Central StandTime. Some of America’s best jn authorities on farm problems be on the program. It is aniced that Senator MeN'ary, ehairofthe Senate Agricultural Comand Congressman Hawley, \jng member of the Ways and

SAIT UDAY’S FIVE BEST’ RADIO FEATURES. W.IZ & NBC network 7 p. m.—Edwin Frunko Goldman and concert band. WEAF & NBC network H p. m.Symphony orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch. WOR Newark (422.3) 8::{0 p. m. Chorus of the society of the friends of music. WEAF & NBC Network y p. m. li. A. Rolfe’s orchestra. WJZ & NBC Network 9 I*. M. Old Time melidrama. STATE’S NEED FOR FORESTS IS EXPLAINED

INTERNATIONAL Truck, flat top body. Will sell this car for $200 for quick sale. L. & H. ( HEVROLET SALES Greencastle, I ml. Flume 316. FOR SALI later. New motor, perfectly good condition. Bargain if sold at once. Phone 817-L. Fat Colluccio. 5-5p.

FOR SALE—Lawn grass seed, lawn fertilizer. Marshall Cement & Grain Co., Greencastle, Indiana. 5-5t

At CTION’ Sale of household goods at 303 Ohio St., March 12th at 1:00 o'clock p. m. 6-3p.

FOR SALE: No. ISO good 5. •

—Wanted — FOR Carpentering, furniture repairing or general repair work, call Cowling, the handy man. Phone 7111.. 5-(>p. o WANTED:—Representative to take orders for Super Rayon Silk Lingerie and Hosiery. Fart or full time. For particulars address M. Hcrnheimcr, Crawfordsville, Ind. 8-2p

NOTICE OF GL MIDI \ VS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

—Miscellaneous—

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE DEMANDS CAREFUL ATTENTION. We represent the most reliable companies (no memberships or a so -

Klondike Incubator |merits) and our rates the lowest. See new. Zuck Hay-. R. |S. C. Sayers, Central Trust Co.

6-3p l-6t.

RALFH F. WILCOX. STATE FORESTER, FRESENTS CONVINCING ARGUMENT.

Strawberry plants, state inspect-! There will be a rummage sale at ed, Spring varietie-, 50o up per 100.1 the Fire Department Saturday, March $3.50 ii]) per 1000. Everbearcrs $1.25 9- 6 3t.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mar. 8

Why Indiana needs state forests is ably explained by Ralph F. Wilcox, state forester, of the conservation de-

partment with this argument: One sixth of the farms alone of

Indiana in a single year actually purchased $3,803,000 worth of lumber',

re Committee will he two of the posts and fuel wood. The amount lline speak' r-. Sam H. Thomp-j shipped into Indiana cost $3,250,000.

per 100; ,$s.0u per 11)00. Hlaek raspberries, $1.75 up per 100; $8.00 up

j per LOO plants. Write Peterson Fruit Farm, ville St., R. 7, Greencastle.

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For brick laying, plastering and cement work see or call E. R. Pruitt,

for catalogue. 606 Anderson St. or Phone 53-1

10!) Martins-

president of the American Farm s au Federation will call the nieet|tn order in a Chicago broadcaststudio. Senator McNary and Tessman Hawley will he introto the microphone in a Washstudio by Chester 11. Gray, ibtivc representative of the A. F. Other prominent personin the win Id of agriculture will hlisted for the program, the first s kind to be sponsored by the ) Bureau. The speaking prowill be augmented by music in Tng with the farm meeting, jany counties of the state are roinu increased memberships over Receipts of membership lists !hi’ >tati offices of the Indiana 3 Bureau Federation last week ill' the following: Clinton CounM memlicis; Rush, 500; Wabash, Jay, 117; Newton, 122; Whitley, Tippecanoe, 410; Howard, 206; T 258; Franklin, 342; Carroll, Knox, 290; Henry, 345; Noble, Randolph, 225; Jackson, 200; and

pillion, 202.

of these counties

jf receipts cmlier in the campaign other' have not finished the cleun.'Rivos. .Montgomery county reh a total of l,]l() memberships

part of February,

foil tho'c figures it is evident 'ho campaign for 192!* memberMiaj been progressing vigorously miccpss. It is predicted by the

Total value of lumber shipped into this -tate in 1025, was $32,000,000. Why haul this lumber 1,000 2,500 miles from the South and the Pacific Coast when we can grow much of it at home? • The . S. Census of Agriculture for 1925 shows 2,717,000 acres of forests in Indiana. They are but ragged remnants of the fine productive stands of haul wood species they once were— and might be again—if properly developed and managed. The same census -hows 1,004,435 acres of idle or fallow land. Much of. this is actually abandoned now. Yv,,y not reforest this vast area and put these idle acres

to work ?

The small woodlot can be developed by farmers and private owner*. Small tracts can be preserved and reforested i by cities and counties. Experimental thinnings and im-, provement cuttings at th*- (Talk County State Forest, says Forester Wilcox, show actual net profits of $17 to $21 per acre. Careful estimates and actual figures indicate a net profit per

FOR SALE Practically new, Superior gas range. Mrs. Guy Pickens, 612 East Walnut St. 8-2t j 0 There will be a rummage and second hand sale at the Fire Department Saturday, March 9. 6-3t Ft !R SALE: it once, two 9x12 Axminister rug , Maytag washer and 3-burner gas range. 407 Howard St.

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COAL FOR SALK: West Virginia lump $7.00 pi > ton, Indiana lump $L75 per ton. Greencastle Canning Co. Phone 805-Y. 7-2t o FOR SALE:—Hared rock egg- and light Braham eggs for setting. Phone Rural 49. 7-3p. FOR SALE: Baby’s sanitary chair walker and Sulky, in good condition. 117 South Jackson St, 7-2t o FOR SALE: Dining room suite, ixcellent condition. Phone 150-K.

8- 3p.

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Food market Saturday at Stevens Drug Store by Section Four of the Methodist League. Phone 120-Y. 8-1 ]).

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court, the undersigned, guardian of Marion O’Neal, will at the south door ! of the court house in Greencastle, Indj uma, on Saturday March 30th. 1929, |at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M. offer at public sale for not less than two thirds j of the appraise value, the following real estate in Putnam County, Ind-1 iana, to-wit: The northwest quarter 1 of the northeast quarter, and the east ; half of the northeast quarter of the | northwest quarter of section 17, township 13 north, range 3 west, containing 6(1 acres, foie or less. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of the court and on the following terms and conditions: One half of the purcha-e price cash in hand and one half in six months from the date of the sale, and said defered payment Seemed by a mortgage on the real estate sold. Said farm being the farm on which Marion O’Neal has been living in Jefferson Township said c untj and state, Karl Allen Guardian of Marioa O’-

Neal

William M. Sutherlin, Attorney.

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UFFINS of rare excellence

THE ONE FLOUR for every BAKING purpose EVAN S'

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/ • -OHn Indiatiufjolii product of superior quality.

—For Rent—

ri ported ' acri ‘ P er y‘“ ar ' n these state forests, ‘when properly developed, of $6 an acre a year and $12.0(1 in local labor

and industry.

A second plea for state forests is advanced in that they protect water sheds and regulate strcamflow. They tend to midify and regulate climate. Forests are great outdoor blessings loan industrial people who are search

^ district directors'that the to-l'™ » ,,aces for ''xercise,

membership will out do that „f| hc >‘ | t h . an,i *P iritual

' ^en the results have all been Su, ' h r,,turns may f"'"" 8U ; pas ; th '‘

H. cold economic justification for forest

revenues a lorn*.

^ave 10 IVr (’ent. by Faying Cash March 9 wc will have two prices: ( 'ash and Credit—10 Per Cent. Off for Cash.

Credit Cash

iN j evv Bulk Kraut, lb 6c luesh Pork Bones, lb 7 I / 4c

61 ,c

Home Made Bologna, lb 15c l-’^c

1 tire Lard, lb 16c He ef Brains, lb \2 l A Jl'osh Liverwurst, lb 15c ‘ u gar Cured Picnic Hams, lb. . .19c ‘Dgar Cured Bacon Squares, lb. 19c* ; e8 h Spare Ribs, lb 19c

les h Sausage, lb 20c asteurized Milk, pt 6c asteurized Milk, qt 12c W. H. EITELJ0RGE

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FOR RENT: Modern, furnished rooms, with or without light housekeeping, 302, E. Washington St. 8-tf. o ■ — - FOR RENT Modern thne-roon) apartment. Well located. Rhone 6!)4-L. 5-tf. FOR RENT: 2-3 <>r 1 unfurnished, modern housekeeping rwon)-. 62!* East Washington St.. Rhone 199-X. 7-2t

FOR RENT Telephone :!!*!*.

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STARK & GRIFFITH MOTOR SALES

127 North Indiana St.

Greencastle, Indiana.

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